Desire

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As always, I find it harder to write a review than the original. Especially when it comes to designers. It's almost the first time I've ever written anything, and it's a new feeling. Honestly, I feel really weird right now.

When I first started designing, I was 23 years old at the end of May 2014, and now at the end of June 2017. It's a novel that has been playing for more than three years, whether it's sunset or sunset. It's that long.

Let me tell you about the ending, when I first came up with the draft of the designer ending. And of course, I thought about bad-ending. No, to be precise, I thought the ending was only for the protagonist, Ajin.

Azin was going to stay the same, stay the same, be selfish, psychopathic. Betray, exploit, and drive to death all the other characters, including Raw Snow. In the end, he was left alone, and he was happy with the ending.

And of course it's a draft. As I was writing my designer, I changed my mind about wanting to use that crazy guy, Ajin, to change. A lot of things happened, a lot of meetings happened. There were a lot of Yeon-gae Jo, but not a lot of people were conscious at the end.

I thought that was enough. I thought it was a change of pace.

Designers are growth novels. and the power of Azin, but I wanted to picture the human being, Azin, growing and changing. The azine in the epilogue was a completely different person from the azine in the beginning, and I wanted to create him. Sometimes, I write designers. I miss the awful azine I once was. That son of a bitch.

Unlike Azin then, Azin now. More jokes, more jokes, more laughter. I've been beaten a lot. I wanted to paint that picture of azine through a sitcom atmosphere at the Epilogue, and I enjoyed the readers' reaction better than I thought.

But there was no writing at all for this last episode, and I was overwhelmed by the complete completion of the novel that I had led for three years, and I thought that there might be more to show.

It's over. I have to show you something, but I thought that would make the novel too big.

Let's talk more about endings. Instead of discarded drafts, we envisioned many other endings. The real bad-end had a lot to worry about. What if we can't save our precious ones and become completely obsessed? I've thought about it, but... I couldn't. The readers thought that the end was not the end, but the end was to deny the novel itself, the designer who had been completely turned into a growth novel.

I wanted to show you the tranquility of everyday life at the end of the sitcom-like epilogue. That's what Azin was looking for in his daily life, and I thought he deserved to paint a life that changed differently from the beginning. Now, readers might take it differently.

People change. People change. I decided to write it as a growth novel, and the designer wrote about it. I wanted to show you how Ajin keeps changing in fiction. It's because of my inadequate capabilities that led to my inadequate development and performance.

Designer is the first full-length novel I've ever written, so there's quite a lot of contact points with other novels that I've started writing while I'm playing designer. The concept of absolute or transcendent appeared in other novels, and characters within designers appeared in other novels in a cameo-style way.

Maybe one day I'll write a novel about the future of pain. I personally love that. which may not be the lead or the choir, but which is mentioned in a slight passing way. Of course, it's my appetite, and I'm not really thinking about what novel it's going to appear in right now.

It was long. For three years, I had over 600 copies. Readers you've seen so far. Readers leaving on the way. Thank you to everyone. Designer was a novel that meant a lot to me. It was the first chapter, not the first. I've never finished a novel as long as this.

It's already past 4: 30 in the morning. Most of the time it's going to be a sleepover, and it's too late to say it, but dream good dreams. I'm gonna go to bed, too.

Thank you for enjoying my short novel. I sincerely hope to see you again someday.